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Nice, but ultimately useless as it does not reproduce iSafari selective font resizing (for h1/h2/h3) that tends to screw up a lot of websites. (edit) On a more
by huhtenberg 15y ago
Nice, but ultimately useless as it does not reproduce iSafari selective font resizing (for h1/h2/h3) that tends to screw up a lot of websites.
(edit) On a more general note, emulating behavior of a browser/OS combo is not a very good idea as it is trivial to miss quirks that need emulating. It should really be taking an actual browser screenshot on selected device, but then it would've not been different from a ton of similar services... which arguably sprung up because they are doing things rifht and therefore are useful.
- rudy750 15y ago...which services are doing it right? Got a list?
- eps 15y agohttp://browsershots.org http://browsershots.org is one and they also have $ version that is allegedly better and faster.
- corry 15y agoAdobe's BrowserLab does this (https://browserlab.adobe.com/ https://browserlab.adobe.com/) for mainstream Mac/Windows browsers. You need an AdobeID (registration is free). I've found it much faster than browsershots.org (though you have fewer options). No mobile support, I'm hoping they add that soon. Edit: 'no mobile support' = 'doesn't emulate mobile browsers'
- timxpp 15y agoFor browser-based website monitoring the best ones are AlertFox and Browsermob